Books matching: action packed adventure
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Save:The Informationist by Taylor Stevens follows the story of Vanessa Michael Munroe, a complex and unconventional heroine known for her exceptional language skills, brilliant intellect, and deadly combat abilities. Set against the backdrop of West Central Africa, Munroe is hired to locate a missing girl in a region unfamiliar to most readers. The book combines elements of fast-paced adventure, unexpected plot twists, and a mix of comic book-like scenarios with deep earnestness, creating a thrilling narrative that keeps readers engaged until the end.
Stevens skillfully portrays Munroe as a tough yet intriguing character, reminiscent of popular heroines like Lisbeth Salander but with her unique set of skills and vulnerabilities. The book delves into themes of mystery, danger, and self-discovery as Munroe navigates through treacherous situations, offering readers a glimpse into the complexities of her character and the exotic locales she finds herself in. The plot unfolds dynamically, blending action-packed sequences with moments of introspection, ultimately leading to an unexpected and satisfying conclusion.
She’d timed the motorcade from Balgat to the edges of Kizilay Square and stood now, motionless, watching from a shadowed notch while the target group exited the vehicles and progressed down a wide, sh... - #2
Save:Quantum Beginnings by Joe Kuster is a futuristic sci-fi harem story that delves into the world of quantum computing and AI. The story follows Alex, the main character, who has a self-aware AI named Sophie implanted in his brain after a near-fatal accident. As Alex navigates his lack of memories and forms relationships with a bisexual girlfriend and her companions, he finds himself entangled in a dangerous web of enemies and allies. The book is praised for its balance of steamy sex scenes, action-packed sequences, and well-edited writing style that combines elements of hard sci-fi, cyberpunk, and adult harem romance.
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Save:Fierce Impact follows the story of Grant, a protective and kind wolf shifter, who meets his mate, Taylor, a strong and determined lone wolf and retrieval specialist. The book combines elements of love, adventure, and comedy, providing a unique take on soul mates and their lives. As the two characters come together, they form a team within the Westin Force, showcasing team dynamics, action-packed sequences, and a touch of supernatural elements.
Grant and Taylor's relationship evolves amidst missions, undercover operations, and heists, highlighting their loyalty and complementing traits. The narrative explores themes of family relationships, love between mates, and captivating get-together stories within the Westin World created by author Julie Trettel. With a mix of suspense, romance, and strong character development, Fierce Impact presents an engaging and easy-to-read story that leaves readers wanting more.
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Save:Readers have expressed mixed feelings about the book 'Chupacabra' in the series 'Marty and Grace' by author Roland Smith. Some readers appreciated the continuation of the series, enjoying the action-packed plot and the introduction of new characters. However, others were disappointed with the lack of character development for the original cast and felt that the storyline did not provide significant new information about the main characters' pasts.
“I miss her, too,” Marty O’Hara admitted. He also missed his parents, who were hopelessly lost in the Amazonian rain forest … or dead. The vicious prehistoric gasbags Luther was talking about were a c...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Marty and Grace ) - #5
Save:Undead Ultra by Camille Picott follows the protagonist Kate, a non-traditional hero who embarks on a 200-mile ultra journey to find her son amidst a zombie apocalypse. The book combines elements of introspection, emotional highs and lows, and detailed descriptions of the characters and scenes, creating a fast-paced and engaging narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The story captures the essence of survival, friendship, and love as Kate navigates through challenges, losses, and moments of bravery alongside her companions. The writing style immerses readers into the post-apocalyptic world, blending action-packed sequences with heartfelt moments, making it a compelling read for fans of the zombie genre.
THERE’S SOMETHING LIBERATING about a long run. I love everything about it: the salty dribble of sweat in my eyes; the smell of wet dirt on the trail in the morning; the burning in my calves as I plow ... - #6
Save:The Vampire Hunters by Scott M Baker is an action-packed novel set in Washington DC, following a team of vampire hunters led by ex-cop Drake Matthews. The book presents a dark and gritty portrayal of vampires as pure evil monsters, with the hunters dedicated to annihilating them. The plot is fast-paced, filled with creative ways to kill vampires, and explores the aftermath of fighting these creatures in a world that refuses to believe in their existence. The writing style is described as dramatic and graphic, keeping readers engaged and eager to see how the characters navigate through the dangerous world of vampire hunting.
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Save:Koko Takes a Holiday is a fast-paced cyberpunk novel set in a future world 500 years from now, filled with corporations running the show across the globe. The story follows Koko Martstellar, a fearsome amalgamation of a school boy sex object, ruthless killer, techno mercenary, and mother figure, who manages a pleasure resort but finds herself in trouble after offing some clientele. As she tries to evade professional killers on huge mammoth-like ships in orbit, she must figure out why her one-time friend, now an executive, has put a hit out on her. The narrative is filled with action, violence, and deadly characters, creating a rocket-fueled ride of chaos with a mix of societal commentary.
The writing style in Koko Takes a Holiday is described as unapologetically cyberpunk, with an amoral take on a future Earth that is both funny and sad, yet always violent. The book is praised for its bombastic and fun nature, resembling an action flick with subverted tropes. The characters, especially the protagonist Koko and her sidekick Flynn, are highlighted for their amoral yet engaging personalities, set against a backdrop of vivid, hip characters and intriguing plotting throughout the trilogy.
So the dead Kongercat raiders who were in the bar? The ones who called themselves Ying Fong and Chuòhào? You bet them nasty dakini re-civs, but them foolish. Them no expect my Koko-sama. Be on The Six... - #8
Save:'The Pyrates' by George MacDonald Fraser is a rollicking adventure set in the 17th century Caribbean, following a crew of pirates as they battle the Spanish and English navies. The story features a mix of swashbuckling action, damsels in distress, sea battles, and larger-than-life characters like the dashing British naval officer Captain Avery and the villainous Colonel Blood. The writing style is described as tongue-in-cheek, filled with clever wordplay, sly references, and a satirical take on Hollywood pirate films.
It began in the old and golden days of England, in a time when all the hedgerows were green and the roads dusty, when hawthorn and wild roses bloomed, when big-bellied landlords brewed rich October al... - #9
Save:'The Umbrella Conspiracy' by S.D. Perry is a novel adaptation of the original Resident Evil video game franchise. The book follows the storyline of the game closely, with detailed descriptions of gory zombies, mutants, the mansion, characters, and puzzles. The narrative revolves around the S.T.A.R.S team investigating mysterious murders in Raccoon City, leading them to a creepy mansion owned by the Umbrella Corporation where they encounter zombies, puzzles, and a traitor among them. The author's writing style effectively brings the game to life, engaging readers with suspense, character development, and a sense of horror and mystery.
The mutilated body of forty-two-year-old Anna Mitaki was discovered late yesterday in an abandoned lot not far from her home in northwest Raccoon City, making her the fourth victim of the supposed "ca... - #10
Save:'Aurora Burning' is the second book in 'The Aurora Cycle' series, continuing the story of Squad 312 as they face an ancient evil threatening the galaxy. The book is praised for its fast-paced plot, filled with action, twists, and mysteries that keep readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style is engaging, with multiple points of view providing insight into each character's past, emotions, and fears, creating a unique and lovable cast of heroes.
She shrieks, and her armload of e-tech goes flying as she collapses in a drooling heap. I vault over her as she falls, ducking as another disruptor shot hisses past my ear. The bazaar around us is cro...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Aurora Cycle )
